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Teaching Boxes are collections of classroom-ready and standards-aligned activities, content, and multimedia that build student understanding of science, technology, engineering, and math. |
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Discover clouds through scientific investigations of how clouds form and observation and art activities. You can even make your own portable cloud! |
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Explore air pollution with activities aimed at helping students understand how ground-level ozone and other pollutants form and how they impact our health. |
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Help your students understand how Earth is a system. These diverse activities explore how changes in one aspect of our planet can have wide-ranging effects, particularly because of the cycling of energy, water, nitrogen, carbon. |
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Experience weather outside or investigate weather through data, graphs and maps. These activities range from simple explorations of snow, to more through analysis of climate change and weather. |
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From activities about evidence of climate change, to inquiries into current and future impacts, and explorations of the role of energy use in current climate warming. |
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Solar energy is the reason weather changes and the reason that Earth isn’t frozen. These activities explore energy, albedo, light, and color. |
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Revised description: Have students explore how the atmosphere changes with altitude in terms of air temperature, pressure, and atmospheric phenomena and learn the physics of air pressure. |
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Explore all of UCAR Center for Science Education's activities here: weather, climate, sun-earth, atmosphere, and more. |
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Investigate the ways that engineers help scientists explore and measure the atmosphere, and ways the atmosphere influences engineering designs. |
